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Clifton F. F. F. is the best -four
Full Roller Patent, selected wheat.

NOTICE Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing on my premises known rs ''Bow-
mans Folly" or upon premises now oc-
cupied BY Thomas Coxton, ST.. without
my permission, under penalty of the
law. YIN. Ii. C0Xt0n.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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DILLHEADS,
ID LETTERHEADS,
STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES,
HANDBILLS, sc
Neatly printed at this Office by first
class irtst-no amateur work.
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CHESTNUT RAILING-Parties wish
ing to purchase good chestnut railing in
considerable quantities, will please COM
municate with me.
Thomas A. Smith.
Gloucester G.. H..Va.
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LEAFS Baltimore office and warehouse,
129 Cheapside.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. sazs
OF THE .ssss4gs:sssss;zz:s:ss:,.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. on ,,uI after Sunday,
Dec. 9TH, 1856, Will run thelr steamers us
follows, tweather pcrmIttInS,l lowing South ST.,
Wharf at 500 o'clock p. IN.
Steamer TANGIEB,
CAPT. 8. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for CrIsneld. Flnney' 5
Onnncuck, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rsnob both,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETURNING-Loaves Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday ut n. NJ, touching at rivcr landIngs
ings at the usual hours. Unanc0ck p. m,
Finney's $50 p. m.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Orlsneld; Holm ans,
Evans, Bogg's, Huntln: Greek, Guilfor and
McSsongo. HETUkNlNG-Leave MeS5Ols0 Fri
day Gil. m. touching at Hunting Greek aud
Gullford at usunlhours, Nlndua l! moor, Boges
p IN. Evans LIS, uolT;atn = =, rangier Island
y, m.nl.,
Every SUNDAY for Crlsneld, II nm ms. Evans,
Boggs', N;tnlua, Davis Roads, Mlos'. Shields,
HuDgars aud rayor's Wharves. RETURNING
-loIves rlylor's Tuesday ut GAM. touching
ut tho above landings Mt usual hours.
r-sAll Steamers leave Crisfeld fol 3at1-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and pn.sen sers received for all points
on the y. y, PhIla. anu Norfolk, WlcOmicu tnd
Pocomoke r. r. daily, Delaware, Mirylnild tad
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays aud Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received after As p, m.
and must BIO prepaid 10 all points, except
Oh the n. 7. Pllla. and Norfolk Nullroad.
P. R. CLARK. General Agent,
I05 South street. Baltimore.
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WIN. D. TUNNEL.

at the urgent solicitation Of many
voters indifferent parts of this district,
l hereby announce myself Il candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace, for
Atlantic magi=terial district, at the
May election, 1887, subject however, to
the decision OF the Democratic party In
Il primary election; and if elected, l
promise to discharge the duties OF the
office impartially.to the best of my abil-
itY, without the influence of fear, favor,
or affection. 1 expect to attend on all
the regular justices meetings if elected.
Respectfully,
LLOYD +. j. WILSON.
Greenbackyille, Feb. 10Th, 1887.
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Crisfeld Branch.

'f' etops Tor passengelb Vn sIB n-I 70
y oai,'' 'A'' Il. W. Dunno, supt.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke. Gen Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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I hereby announce myselfas candi-
date for the office of constable for Pun
colleague district. subject however, to
the decision of the Democratic party at
tile primary election.
THADDDEUs K. MARTIN,
Pungoteague, Va.
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WANTED.-By first class salesman,
position in country store. Address
X.
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Nor1cE.-I offer for sale on reasona-
BILE terms my horse ''DiXie. !" Apply to
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phiIa., Wilmington { Bal
timore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION

On and after January 3lst, 1887 Sundays OK
ceptedl, trains will leave Ms follows:
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Eees-Fresh eggs from thorough bred
Wyandotte Stock, $ .5oper setting, IL
eggs. g. g. Joynes,
Onancock, Va.
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dhinceteaeue.

Herring and founders are plentiful in
our market.
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Pounds for spring fishing will be put
down next week.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
Mnr1Mt Del @epttter.t.

Nlidbrlid raft Der 8ltB cine groBe 3abl
Weni1enleben babttt, rno nteift tra9e1t Die
0~erungliidten bic S6ulb an bent ll1tgtitGe,
aIeroings aus l1ttfen1tniB. Set ben 10
bGitfig un6 fart altftretetOet @etptttert
biirfte IS bemna6 BON aIgemetrtern Sttterz
e51e Ieit1, auf Sic 0tegeln aufmerflam 81
MAIDEN, tpel6e gu beoba9ten itno, ltm un1
9liitfsfGQe 5u ber6iten. 3und6It lit es
rdtbIt6, i'm Sreten ein3elitebet1oe 8dulne,
@etretoe6aufer, ipDte Die 9edbe Der @ez
tpG1ier uno S9iere au meibel1. Sine
tpeitere &egel lit, bab man in BEN StraBen
elmer Staot Sic Seiten Der 6duIer, beio1oerS
aber Sic 9tG9e 1ol6er Stelen meiDet, 100 bas
@a11er it ftarfen Str6men BON 6en 9G9ern
nieberItitr3t. St @ebGuoen tbut man fer
ner gut, ft6 gu bitten, nit ieinem G0rper
bic por6anoene1t Qiiden elmer ltnterbro9enen
Qeitung ailsSufiiuen. 9erartige Stelen
itnb beiIpielSnetie unter &ronleu0tern,
pel6e an metalIenen Soften bditgert, inter
0rabt3itgen, in Ser &ii6e inter Sem
S6orn1tetn, neil Der GuB ett gutter Setter
fir Ben 8lib 1T. Der bette 9lab 1T Die
Otttte bes 3tmnlerS. Die 9tG6e 6es 0fenS,
Spiegels, Glabiers unb ~eiierner Senitere
1tartgell lit 5t bermetoen. SIM NQger1etiten
lit man i'm @rogel6oiie it6erer, ais IN Der
60be Der @ebGube. Die Sertiter tpabreno
oes @etDttters Deri6lolien SIT balten, tit ntdt
n0tbig, eber biirfte bonn S6lieBeI eineS NIT
Meni6en gefiilten GaulneS absuratben
iein, tpetl babur6 Die 8efIommen6eit uto
S6ipiiIe II pergrDBert pirb ulto Die @e>
fabr bes @ritidens in Dem Safe, DAB tptrfz
lid ett 8ltBitrabl ms 3intnter 0rtngett
iollte, Dernebrt mtrb. GS lit audi rat6lam,
tpd6reitb etltes ifarfen @etpttters bas Seuer
i'm Diem aus5uloiden, neil Ser aufltetgenbe
&alt6 Elm gutter @leftricitats Better lit.
S6lieBlt6 1T nod barauf aufnerfiam su
MAIDEN, oaB man gut tbut, tpdbrenb zines
naben @etpitters nt6t obne ytotb metauti9e
@eaenftGnoe Bel 1td All traoeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
stnteit1aua st,att Gi,tfannett.

0eitn Die 6ausfrauett etnigerntaBen tire
Nufmerflalnfett DEM 0arten gefdenft ba1
ben, tDte bas in bteien Spdlten %tr1t1er be-
firtpnrtet iDproer 1T, 10 iDer0el1 fe Die t6itQe
ulto Die Siile 6a6en ltno beitre6t lem, oieie
Sille aud duf Ben @.nter altssuoebnen
SIN Ser &egeL lit bic beutld,e 6au5frdu nt6t
10 out ael6ult in 8eSug alf Giitfaitnet, tpte
Sic alaerifantl0e, neil DaS ntil6ere Selma
0eutldlanbs Elm a~noertpsttiges Nufbetpabz
ret Dpn 6rii6ten unb @emiiien geItattet; Tie
allo tpeniger ltebung oarti1 bate. 0aber
tptrb cine Mnlettltna sum @tnfultnelt err
tpiinidt iein, beionbers fir bieiettgen Salts5
frauert, tpelde nod ltt6t 10 lutge in oteiert
2atbe iin6, TIM itd nit ben llelett SerDdlt1
niiiet Deptraut gema6t S1 baber1.
Die 6au5 frau, Del6e DaS @tttfatrett Der@
itebt, bat es In tbrer Wld6t, iene t~rpitloie
G%tnf0rmtgfeit bon ibreln 9tl6 gu perbaltz
men, Sic in Ser logenannten Dguten alten
Belt" bic le5ten Witter5 ltno bic eriten
Trit1lings> Monate pprberri9eno mar, no
Sped, 8roo, 8obnen, &artoffeln unb
W1atsbrei, suipeilen getrodnete Qlepfel uto
9feis, Sic game M6pediel1itg btlbetelt. 0dz
oegelt lit eS Der 6au5frnu III lerer Sett mD8e
lid, BEN Ntnter auf bent Gid fat pergeiien
AT maben, iubent ct belebt Iein faltll Dte TIM
5onnner, ultb Elm Tru9tz9eKert ben 8ez
i0llB mad1t. -
Ote 6auptla6e benin @tnfutnen ittb bte
bret fofgenben Yltltfte: 1. lou Die Sru6t
ooer DaS Semitic betm GinfiiQen fo6eno
betB ietn; 2. miilfen Bic @efdBe Bis gum
&anbe bon, uno 3. miilen bieie luftbt6t
urb 1i1er' periiegelt poer gei6rdu6t ietn.
0tdn lit it6 nidt barber etntg, oh @laS@
oOcr 8le6e &annen am geetgltetiten itro,
tnesbnlb es tpobl 3tt' entpfeDlen III, betoe
Sorten 5u gebrall9cn. Die bon @ldS ltllo
i60n fir Sritd)t, bod fat nan g%efltnoen,
oaB Die bon 8led fir Semitic better ftto.
Gs lit fcitt er6eblt6er unteri1teo Stpiideit
ben berlbtebeiten Sortelt BON 8lehfa1lten
nltb man fantt fte IN jeoem 6arbtDdreltore
befptnmRr; bon ben @lasfdr1tert 6dlt man
Die nit eillem Sbraubenoedel BON Bor5el@
Ian fit Die btiten.
Wtan fdnn Tru6t auf 5tpei neri9ieOenen
Megelt %etnfdnnet, inoem man file er9tBt in
ben &annen, ober In einem &efiel, tpord1s
man oartn Die &anneu fiiQt. @trb bte
er1tere WfetDooe befolgt, 10 fiQt man Die
Srudt IN Die @lasfd1nen rtnD Iebt et!pas
W0Iler gu. Damn perDe1 ote &annen, NIT
l6eu Wnterlegt, IN einem @ai6fe1iel, nit 10
Dtel fdltem Malier, 0aB gu bret 0iertel Die
&anltet barin itebcn, duf ben Diem geitellt,
bis bas @aiier fobt unO 10 Die Sru6t aud
laltglam erbibt. 9fadoem bte Trl6t 5un
Steoepunft fommt, fdlt fte 5uiamnen, 10
oaB na6gefltQt tperben muB; fat man 8.
., pier Sanne1, 10 mag etne geleert tperber
miile1, I'm Die ilbrigen 3u fiilen. 8epor
bic &annet peri6loiien tperben, file fe nit
beiBent Maiier bis gum &anoe, trodene bie1
len lorgfdlttg uno i1raltbe bann BEN Oedel
an, 10 bt6t bu fannft. @inmaliges @ne
i9ranben geniiat nidt, ion6ern es muB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
Gin belp6Dttes Wtitcl 8e9ctt SORTS
~ fp0Itett 1T HWferOcN1afelt+

9onig uno gelber Wa6S tperben SIT glet7
6en 3betlen, BET i6pa6en Seuer, nidt
mebr als gum Slifit9ma6en uno Mii6en
not6tg, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno umge1
rIi6rt, 6antt mittelit zines gtniels auf Sen
5upor NIT lauem 8diier iiberau ~gereini8ten
6uf obet uno urlten allfs llnO etngeitrtc6en
uno Die gut gereintgten &iiIe unb Spalteu
poll altSgefitllt. gta6 ~meprtnaltger Nnpen7
oung bieies Wtttels, tDeldeS lebeslnal Dor
Der Nntpet0ung ertpdrmt tperpett muB,
berlterett fi6 bic 9ttiie unb Gpalten, Der
9uf miro g~entnermaBen belebt ui1b boiler
auf benz Strit , betrl 8el6lagen Setgt Ct cine
gei6metbtge 8ei9affenbeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
Metnfg1t1ag Der &tft Tt GeAertt 1ttto
W5tId1Eo M TT er4t.

,6terbei tpir6 bisneiIen Elm GROCER Tebler
begangen. Der 3ped 0er Gitftuitg TT, pen
Seller fii6t uno troden 3u erbalte1, aber
bGufig tpiro 6teier 53tped gdn5 perteblt uilD
Ser Seller Itatt be1jelt iparlrt ull0 teu9t 9e1
mqdt: Sin Gitblraum lit MIR baltn Stped5
mGBtg 8u liiften, tpenlt Die 3tgefltDrte Suft
fiibler poer ~ipenig1tens ebeltlo tllbl ooer me-
mia tpGrtner lit uls Die inr1ere Gutt. Sc
marrner bic Quft, oeitp nteAr S5euebttgtett
trGqt ie aufgel0it in fi6; te ftbler tie TT,
beito 1nebr 1T bieie Seuhtigfeit perot6tet
uub nte6erqeidlagen @enn Elm Seller an
etnem iparflien Sage geliftet miro, eribei1tt
Sic etntreten6e 2uft, 10 LANCE ie III geipes
sur9 lit, allerotngs fit9l aber fpenft 1te pen
Seller erfiilt, tpir6 bieielbe crit BON Der tn
11ere11 fGlteren Suit, nit tpelder lte 1t9
mii6t, abgefii6lt, bic 8eu9ttgfett perotdfet
fth jeBt ais Bel6lag an Den Nq1oeit an
un0 rielelt an Deniel6en berab, tpoour9 per
Seller feu6t uno iebr balo oulnptIg iptro.
Inn bies 3u bermeibenj tbut man gut, Die
Seniter ttur gfa6ts 3u 0ffnen, ltltD 3ipar
1p6t, erit ebe man 1t6 5ur 9tltDe begtbt.
Weal1 brall9t ilidt 3t befiirdteu, Dab Die
gac6tIuft ia6tDeilig tptrft, lie tit 10 rein
tpte Ste Wittagsluft utt0 be0eltteno trDdener.
9ieIe fiibIe Quft bringt nun tpabreno Der
gtabt in oert 9dlt1l, bod lit IS bur61lts err
for6erIt6, Dap Die 8eniter Dor Sotllsnauf7
gang tpieoer gei0loiien u10 Derbiiat bleiben.
SIT Sic &euerluft feudt, 10 farlt fie poa7
ifd1big troden genta6t lperoen; inOem man
EN- Beaf fril6ell &alf in eitem ~offenen @ez
fGB in BEN Seller b~ineinitellt. 9teie Wenge
&dIf iail9t u1tgefGbr 6 4fu16 Wafier aut
uno quf 0tele Q8etie fdt1t eit Seller eoer
cine Mi[Chfdinmer IN fur3er 3ett, 1elb1t betnt
beiBeten @etter, troder gema9t tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
NAtentc.

Solgenbe 9atente tpllrben fir 6te am %
Quguit 1887 ~ert6igenoe ISOLDE BON Ser Ser.
Stadten Batent1O office an tpeitlidbe Grftnber
berabfolgt, tpte beri9tet our6 @ru. $. 2pk,
8otent7Qtnpalt, 3tmmer 68 WetropoGitat
Blod (gt. g. @de Ga Sallez uno &onoolp6
StraBe), @bicdgo.
Chicago. :.5
@(ettrii6e @ieberitanbsIpul 6. 8.
gafer.
@ettseug - SO. 6. 8unfer.
9robt3ailnzS trebe IS. g. Gubp.
Sabritattot BON Spirdlfigeln-S. @al6z
.&~6brenbdn9er = 81. g. Crane.
NdseIplattenz@ orl6teber - s. 6. @oulo.
Well9bitte So. WrieBer.
Spielaeu9 C. DC. Senr. II
Si9er9eitsporri9tuns fir Nnf3I9e-9 $.
81 len. =
&runpenttGz gerpeser = SO. 9aton.
gdlebetbir=9 9loB-6. y. 8biaipps.
@trtular gG9ezW tdI6ine- .. st. Yroctor.
Sdubiuben S9loB s. S. @oueniot.
SAinoiS.
@rabmol6ine-@. gle116mibt, Neru.
gldupapter &optet gu perferti9eu-S. Is.
Gloere, Seffetlon.
@iebtransportpasen- s. 6, Sent, @abs=
NORTH.
@elpebr- 6. s, arieser, @prinsftelb.
3te9elofen = 8. Wtanntltg, 9tofomis.
Getfnal9ine- q. 90. Bafsr, god Sous.
Yfug, = @. Ganniter, gibbons.
G99e-2. Is. 4belp5, uno st. SC. @mtft&
SIS. q. 3eIer, 8od SSallS.
Nitbmibie, - s.. 9tepnolbS, @ifiorb.
Sabritant pierfantiger G06ren -W. s..
Sanbforb, &e,pa,tee.
96einfiffen : s. 9ierfeQer, geQeptQe.
edge g. @alter, OuQa5.
gStSrumtia.
gurte nit Woiieriprise = s. q. geou.
mont, Milnaufee.
@eriilt-@. @lbp, Guele &iper.
Sa9emable = q, SO. 9inflep, Milwau.
fee.
@3mirseIs Sterilization, SO. Sbne, WRebs
foro.
9ol5ofen-S. montgomery, @auIau.
Sa9elnltble q Yatente)- 8. SO. s. 9resz
colt, Martnetti. ~,
!&anali6leuIe s. SibenIol, .QocroIie,
Qtebantl9e Sewesun9 @. 81. 9mitb,
8elott.
Sn1pa.
Teoerbolter 81. 8. Gburb, Norminoton
Automottl9e Gi9arreuperfau zWtdl6ine ~
8. >. Cole, Osfalooia.
9eurdufe = s.. Dennis & 8. g. CLAM
ion, &ububon.
8ferOetummet - 50. 9, Sawlep, Goole
@rppe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29

Nabmoi9inen 3utbat 81. So6nfon,
Stttumrpd.
@traBenebener 4arnete, @5rinnea.
8elen &. Eelton, 9ernbon.
9, @g o5S9s @BiInf Wrs ali !; :. St np 6 g.
.3ei9en5QSintel - %. @arb, Council
8luffs. .s
giebfltter &odoppurot 80, %, gOtOm,
SEEM 6Grtforb.
@ttaneIDtd.
Sbonnniible -Wt. 8ierlite, G6asfa.
SellenboDrer = st. q. Gilmore, gilbert Sea.
8rIdenbarriere = s. gerar6, Miuneupo=
Mei6enfanO g. 90. gaOGeu, Minneopo.
lis.
SIM Gansen tpuroen fir obtge @ode
ditSgegeben 361 8atente, "a 3et6nungen
uno Wtuiter Designs, 18 @eId1ffss
marfen (Trade Marks, 7 Gtiquette1
(Labels), 2 gatentzG orrefttonen Re-is-
sues.).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29

nur nDt6ig, 6aB fie, lo6alO fe seIeert fino,
rein getpaiden uno ollrdalts trofen a6gez
rteben peroen, beionoerS an ben SteIeIt,
tpeld6e Iei6ter rpiten. Daitn beritebt man
fe NIT benz ridttgen 0edel (~per1bteOene
Sabrifen baben peri6iebene 0edeQ ullo
giebt ibnen einen trodenen 8lab, bod nlht
III Ser gfdbe bon Sal3 ooer Sal3letld. Ser1
tpabrt man 6en Cement, 10 faitlt aud Der
tpie6er unb pteoer gebrau6t tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29

Gr Observation-Disclosures @egenit6nbe betreffenbe
antrageu iinb OH 5errn @ottitcb SeMMtsbnoen,
.elDarD N~ebraSf1,. at rt9ten.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-08
ST. Paul Stock Exchange.
CLOSING PRICES.

CLOSING PRICES.
st. Paul Banks-National German Ameri-
can bank. 120 bid, 126 asked; st. Paul
National bank. 40 bid, ia asked; First
National bank. 49, bid: Second National
bank, 255 bid; Third National bank, 60
asked: Merchants National bank. 169 bid.
175 asked; Commercial National bank, lis
bid, 12O asked: Bank of Minnesota 1874 bid.
1877 asked; Capital bank. 40 bid, 155 asked;
Germania bank, 125 bid; The Peoples bank.
ITO bid; Seven Corners bank, 10l bid, 104
asked; West Side bank, lob bid, 10Y asked;
Savings Bank of st. Paul, 40 bid: Scandi-
navian American, 101 bid, 103 asked; First
National bank, saltwater, 10 bid, 100
asked; Lnmbermans National bank, still
water, % bid, 40 asked
Minneapo BankS-Bank of Minneapolis
40 bid, $50 asked; City bank, 105 bid, 115
asked; The Commercial bank, 103 bid, liz
asked; Union National bank, ITO asked;
First National bank. 135 bid; German Ameri-
can bank, 100 bid, 125 asked; Hennepin
County Savings bank, $50 Did, National Bank
of Commerce, 105 bid, l15 asked: NicOllet
National bank. JOG bid, 100 asked; North
western National bank, l25 bid; Peoples
bank, los bid, 20 asked; Scandal bank, 125
bid. 40 asked; State bank, 10Y bid, 40
asked The Security bank. 100 bid, al
asked; First National Bank of Morris, SO
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-St. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance company, 1872 asked: ST.
Paul Trust company, 100 bid; ST. Paul Real
Estate Title Insurance company, 30 bid, 90
asked; Minnesota Security company (par 50),
80 bid, 80 asked; St Paul Land company
(par 100, % bid, 100 asked; Union Land
company (par 100, Sd bid, 60 asked; War
rendale Improvement company, 81 asked;
Minnesota Scale. so asked: Ramsey County
Land and Loan company, 25 bid, 40 asked:
ST. Anthony Park n. company (par 100, 60
asked; Electric Light and Power company.
101 asked: West Publishing company (par
50), 81 bid, go asked; North st. Paul Land
company. 100 asked; Como Heights Land
and Improvement company, 100 asked:
Gettysburg Panorama company, 30 asked;
ST. Paul Piow Works, s bid; st. Paul Opera
House, 100 bid; Capitol Real Estate & I'M
provement company, so asked; Marvin Land
Il Loan company, 100 bid, ITO asked.
Mining Stocks-Galena Silver, 10 asked;
United Iron d Land Syndicate, Is bid, 30
asked; st. Paul L. Dunn Co. Mining company,
3. 25 bid, 10 asked Golden Hope, (assessa-
ble) 10 asked; CrestOn Iron, (assessable) .25
asked: Lochiel Iron Mining company, 40
asked; st. Croix Mining company, .75 asked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-08
No. II.
Notice of Expiration of Redemp-
tion.

Robert H. Strahan, undivided q of
lots and 2, and northwest a of south
east a, section 2, township 60, range
2 west; number of acres, 1879; year
tax levied, 1888; date of Judgment,
Aug. II, 1884; when sold, Sept. Is, 1884 (;
amount sold for, 1928; interest, pen
atty and costs, S3.43; total amount re-
quired to redeem, 1896.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
GRAND MARAIs, Cook County, MINI.
To Robert II. Strahan:
You are hereby notified that pursuant
to tax judgment entered in the district
court in the counties of st. Louis, Lake
and Cook, state of Minnesota. as above
stated, the land hereinabove described,
assessed in your name, was sold for
taxes as above stated, and that the time
for redemption from said sale allowed
by law will expire on the nth day of
September, 1856. or within sixty days
after the service of this notice. In addi-
ton to the amount above stated as neceS-
Sary to redeem from said sale, the cost
of service of this notice must be paid, to-
gether with such interest as may accrue
from and after this date.
Witness my hand and official seal at
Grand MaraiS, in said county of Cook,
this 14th day of November, 1887.
[sEAL. JOHN NJ. MILLAR,
nOv17-4w-thur County Auditor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-08
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Dec Money on call easy at
4G5 per cent; last loan at /; closed offered at
;. Prime mercantile paper 6GfSl2. Sterling
exchange dull but steady at 81 81 Il for sixty
day bills, and 81. S4I2 for demand. The in
fluence of the presidents message was felt
throughout the day in Wall street. The fact
that no reference was made in 1t TO the work
ing Of the interstate commerce law and the
Pacific railroads and the telegraph questions
caused much surprise. The effect strength
ems the prevailing tendency to await develop
ments, and the bears improved the oppor-
tunity TO hammer the list Their operations
were confined TO few leading stocks. how
ever. Union Pacific, ST. Paul, Lackawanna,
Reading and Richmond and West Point being
most prominent, while the remainder were
quiet 10 dull throughout. London bought
little in the morning and there were
scale orders to buv which prevented any
material decline during the forenoon. but
made the dealings irregular and feverish.
The persistent attacks of the bears however,
began 10 tell later in the day, though q cover
ing movement brought price up fraction
from the lowest figures. Among the special
ties Manhattan was sold down on revival of
the story Of the passing of the dividend, and
Wheeling and Lake Erie lost over . per cent,
though most of this was afterwRrd recovered.
The opening was weak at declines extending
to l2 per cent. and though there was a slight
advance in the early trading the list soon
Sagged off slowly. until about one o clock
when a better tone became noticeable. The
improvement was for small fractions gener
ally and the market closed very dull but
steady TO firm at material losses for the day.
Almost every thing is lower tonight. and
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie lost SIS. Hooking Coal
ll2, Manhattan ! L. The railroad bond mar
ket was very dull Sales only 10000.
There was a further decline in the Kansas 4
Texas issues. but the tone of the market was
for the most part steady TO firm, and pa
iority of the list show fractional advances.
Government bonds were dull and steady for
all but the IS, whisch advanced Il per cent.
State bonds were dull aud featureless.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 2S6. 1896
shares, including:
Del, Lack d " .46.576 Reading. go. 81, $50
Erie .......... $500 ST. Paul. 81 64s
Louis. d Nash 200 mon Pacific. SO, 2l0
Missouri Pac. z. $50 Western Union 9.45I
y. Y. Central. 3, go Wabash Pac.... 5000